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1. The young emperor was raised by the regent, Bayram Khān, an Iranian statesman of whose father and grandfather had joined Babur's service. (Web site)
2. The young emperor is truly a rare bird. (Web site)
3. As the young emperor was without sons, his cousin Xiao Jiqing (蕭季卿) was created the Prince of Jiangyin to succeed him.

Education

1. Following the resignation of his military and government posts, he was entrusted with the education of the young emperor, to which he consented.

Majority

1. The pressure and stress put upon the young Emperor made him despise learning for the majority of his life.

Addition

1. In addition, the young emperor was not yet an entity to be taken into political consideration.

Point

1. At this point, the anti-Huo conspiracy was not discovered, but the entire empire was impressed at the wisdom of the young emperor.

City

1. In 476, Odoacer advanced to Ravenna, capturing the city and the young emperor. (Web site)

Latter

1. The latter came to an agreement, cemented by his marriage to Valentinian’s sister Galla, to restore the young emperor in the West. (Web site)

Palace

1. It was also believed by some that the young emperor did not pass away but left the palace to become a monk. (Web site)

Emperors

1. He is also known as "Emperor Shao" (literally "young emperor"), a name which he shares with several other emperors with brief reigns.
2. He is also known as "Emperor Han Shao" (literally "young emperor"), a name which he shares with several other emperors with brief reigns.

Reign

1. For the first ten years of his reign, the young emperor was aided by a notable statesman, Zhang Juzheng (張居正). (Web site)
2. Some grand empress dowagers held regency within the beginning years of reign of an underage or young emperor. (Web site)

Son

1. He was the son of Sonin, one of the four regents appointed to assist the young Emperor Kangxi during his minority.

Empress Dowager

1. Dong then ordered the young emperor deposed (and created the Prince of Hongnong), and Empress Dowager He was forced to agree. (Web site)

Rome

1. He was not just an idea originally, he was a meteor rock housed in a temple in that city until the young emperor took him to Rome.
2. These events coincided with the ascension of Nero to the imperial throne in Rome, and the young emperor decided to react vigorously.
3. The young emperor Gratian deeply resented Paganism and its popularity with its 400 temples in Rome alone. (Web site)

Imperial City

1. He was bishop of the imperial city, and the young emperor obeyed his counsels. (Web site)

Throne

1. On the 4th of September, the young Emperor was compelled to abdicate his throne. (Web site)

Dong Zhuo

1. Dong Zhuo then seized military control of the capital and deposed the young emperor for the puppet Emperor Xian. (Web site)

Taira

1. Antoku's grandmother, Taira no Tokiko, the widow of Taira no Kiyomori, drowned herself along with the young emperor. (Web site)

Yoshinaka

1. When Minamoto no Yoshinaka entered the capital, the Taira clan fled with the young emperor and the sacred treasures to Yashima. (Web site)
2. In 1183, Yoritomo's rival and cousin, Minamoto no Yoshinaka, entered Kyoto and drove out the Heike (and the young Emperor Antoku). (Web site)

Concubines

1. Because the young emperor had not had any children by his wife Empress Wang (Wang Mang's daughter) or any of his concubines, there was no heir.
2. Because the young Emperor Ping had not had any children by his wife Empress Wang or any of his concubines, there was no heir. (Web site)

Stilicho

1. To strengthen his bonds to the young emperor, Stilicho married his daughter Maria to him.

Death

1. In 146, Liang Ji poisoned the young emperor to death because the latter offended him by openly calling him "an arrogant general". (Web site)
2. He is said even to have lusted after his mother before her death, as she had a great influence over the young emperor.
3. After the death of Emperor Shunzhi, Suksaha was made one of the four regents supporting the new young Emperor Kangxi. (Web site)

Loneliness

1. The young Emperor, who could no longer cope with his grief and loneliness, grew more and more ill-tempered.

Father

1. From what we can tell of his education, the young emperor was not trained to be the passive figurehead his father largely was.

Fief

1. The young emperor granted his retirement, but denied the heredity of his fief. (Web site)
2. Finally, Hamelmal surrendered to the young Emperor, who granted his cousin all of Gojjam as his fief. (Web site)

Year

1. That year, Liang Ji, bearing grudge against the eight-year-old Emperor Zhi for calling him an "arrogant general," murdered the young emperor by poison.
2. Later that year, the young emperor created Prince Xie the Prince of Bohai, and later changed his title to the Prince of Chenliu. (Web site)

Bluff

1. The move backfried as the young emperor called their bluff by accepting their requests and ordered all three feudatories to be revert back to the crown. (Web site)
2. The move backfired as the young emperor called their bluff by accepting their requests and ordering all three fiefdoms to be reverted back to the crown. (Web site)
3. The move backfried as the young emperor called their bluff by accepting their requests and ordered all three fiefdoms to be reverted back to the crown. (Web site)

Emperor

1. The reign of Emperor He was generally one free of major corruption, and the young emperor was himself humble and unassuming. (Web site)

Dorgon

1. It is believed that Dorgon had been engaged in a fierce power struggle with the young Emperor Shunzhi as the Emperor reached maturity.
2. It is believed that Dorgon had been engaged in a fierce power struggle with the young Emperor Shunzhi as the Emperor reached his majority.

Regents

1. The young emperor, dominated completely by his regents, seemed unlikely to change things. (Web site)

Regent

1. Dorgon became the regent making decisions for Shunzhi because the young emperor was a minor.
2. Again, Empress Dowager Cixi positioned herself as regent to the young emperor.

Oboi

1. However even with the formal authority of office, the young Emperor found it difficult to curb the growing power of Oboi. (Web site)
2. When Oboi was posing a threat to Emperor Kangxi's rule, she helped the young emperor to get rid of Oboi.

Young Emperor

1. After Sonin died in 1667, Oboi forced the young emperor to execute Suksaha and his family.
2. His son, Songgutu helped the young emperor to get rid of Oboi.Sonin died in 1667.
3. He helped the young Emperor Kangxi to get rid of Oboi, a regent during the reign of the young emperor. (Web site)

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1. Oboi
2. Regent
3. Monarchy > Monarchs > Regents > Dorgon
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